Reforms reap results in deterring economic crime


ECONOMIC crime has long weighed on Malaysia’s economy. Between 2018 and 2023, losses from corruption alone were estimated at RM277bil or about RM1,609 per Malaysian.

The shadow economy is also significant. Estimated at up to 30.2% of GDP, it is driven by smuggling, tax evasion and unreported business activity.

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